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Whitechurch Weekly
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On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gillespie visited with
Mrs. Agnes Farrier and Mrs.
Farrier and their cousin,
Miss Ruth Neighbor of
Vancouver returned with
them to Sarnia and on to Port'
Dover to visit relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McFarlene.
Miss Neighbor returned
home by plane on Friday
from Sarnia..
We are pleased to report
that Hector Purdon after
major surgery has been able
to return home from hospital.
His zhany friends here wish
him a speedy recovery.
C.O.C.
The C.O.C. held their
meeting September 24.in the
Sunday School room with
leaders Mrs. Archie Purdon
and Mrs. Hugh Simpson.
The president Liane Young
presided.
The scripture was read by
Kendra Purdon. Karen Pick-
ard led in prayer. The
minutes were read by the
secreary, Joan de Boer.
Eddie de Boer led in prayer.
° The Junior story, Things
God Does; was given by Mrs.
Archie Purdon. The Senior
story, Don't be a groundhog
Christian, was given by Mrs.
Simpson
CEMETERY MEETING
Langside Cemetery held
their cemetery meeting Wed-
nesday, .September 20 in
Whitechurch Community
Memorial Hall with presid-
ent Bill Evans opening the
meeting and giving' a warm
welcome to all.
The minutes of the 1977
meeting were read .by Mrs.
V. Emerson. It was explained
that the Cemetery Memorial
Service held in June was not
held this year due to illness
of the secretary.
The treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Tiffin, reported $2600 in
perpetual funds and a bal-
ance this year of $432.90.
Fred Tiffin is the caretake
with salary as previous. It
was decided to purchase a.
load of clean top soil to be
used in levelling. The ar-
rangements for opening and
closing graves was left at
previous prices.
The officers are president,.
Bill Evans; assistant, Cliff
Young; secretary, Valetta
Emerson; assistant, Mrs. C.
Young; treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Tiffin; trustees Wm. Young,
Elmer Scott, Bob Orr.
Elmer Scott moved the
adjournment of the meeting.
CHALMERS W.M.S.
Chalmers W.M.S. Sept-
ember. meeting was held on
Wednesday, September 18 at
the home or Mrs. Don Ross
with the president Mrs. Wm:
Rintoul opening the• meeting.
Mrs. Ross accompanied as
the organist. The scripture
was read by Mrs. Wes Tiffin.
Valetta Emerson led in
prayer.
Mrs. Ross showed the two
new plates purchased. An
invitation was read from
South Kinloss to attend their
October Thankoffering meet-
ing. Arrangements were
made for the Chalmers
Thankoffering meeting later
in October.
Anna Osborne received
the offering which was
dedicated by Mrs. Ross. A
card was signed to be sent to
Mrs. John de Boer a patient
in Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Harvey Osborne gave
the topic and told about the
leaders' meeting she attend-
ed in Teeswater. Mrs. Rin-
toul clyosed the meeting with
prayer.
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid meeting
followed the W.M.S. meet-
ing. The dishes from Lang-
, side church have been
brought to Whitechurch.
It was decided to have $10
given to Mrs. Wm Rintoul to
carry on her cheer work. A
work bee was planned to
clean the church.
Mrs. Ross served refresh-
ments and Mrs. Bill Rintoul
gave the courtesy remarks.
Dungannon
BY MARY BERE
SOCIAL NEWS
Congratulations to Irene
Logtenberg who has recently
won two bursaries, one from
the I.O.D.E. Maple Leaf
Chapter in Godericli given to
a student who is continuing
education and one from
Goderich Women's Auxili-
ary, given to a student
pursuing nursing studies.
Irene is . presently taking
nurse's training with -Cones-
toga College at Stratford
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Solo-
man of Whitechurch visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Storey and family on Sunday
and attended the baptism of
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Saturday, October 7
at i:ao p.m.
Consisting of Steers,. Heifers and Calves
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or
Barry Miller (519) 235-2717 Exeter or 229-6205 Kirkton
AUCTIONEERS: Larry Gardner and Richard Lobb
their granddaughter, Jenni-
fer Carol.
Sunday visitors with Fred
and Donna Young were Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Moore of
Goderich, and Sharon Young
and friend of Goderich.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Noble (nee
Lynn Pollock) on the birth of
a baby daughter on Septem-
ber 6, 1978.
Visitors on Tuesday with
Mr. Mel Jones were Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Green of Lon-
don, England and his cousin,
Mrs. Mel Bell, of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvie
Thompson of Ripley have
returned from a two week.
motor trip to the Maritimes.
While there they spent a day
with Mel and Marilyn Reid of
Chatham, New Brunswick,
who took them around Mire
michi Park and lent them
their cottage for a night. The
Reids used to live where
Beres live and Fred and
Donna had not seen them for
14 years, since they left here.
Sympathy is extended to
the relatives of Mrs. May
Thane (nee McDiarmid) who
died in Toronto and whose
burial took place in Dungan-
non Cemetery on Monday.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Cecil Blake were Mrs. Harv-
ey Mole of Lucknow on
Wednesday; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Blake of Goderich on
Thursday; Mr. and Mrs.
Palmer Kilpatrick of Agin-
court; Miss Beulah Long,
Benmiller; Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Kilpatrick and Mrs. A.
Atkinson, of Wingham on
Saturday,
Mr. Ab Brown has been in
hospital in London for the
past two weeks.
Patsy Anderson and her
sister, Mary Anderson, mot-
ored to California the latter
part of August. Patsy stayed
to work there and Mary came
home by plane' to go back to
high school.
Sympathy is extendedt to
the family of Mr. Delos
Disher who died recently in
Owen Sound and was buried
in Southampton. Mr. Disher,
who was born and raised in
Dungannon • s survived by
his wife and family and one
sister, Miss Margaret Dish-
er, Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Resol
(nee Gertrude Begley) of
Grand Rapids, Michigan,
spent the, weekend with Mrs.
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